Content creation and curation: You will develop content and resources for education and public initiatives (such as exhibitions), grounded in rigorous historical research. This includes conducting research on primary and secondary material s – including oral history interviews and archival records – pertaining to Singapore’s pre- and post-independence history ; identifying ways to present the content accessibly to diverse audiences through multi-modal storytelling techniques; and writing the accompanying text. You will also work with the Exhibition team – including the Experience Designer and Digital Services – to design and present this content in our special or community exhibition galleries. As part of the content creation process, you will be required to conduct engagements with stakeholders to gather feedback on the proposed content and key messages and organise user-testing sessions to refine the experience.

Coordination with creative and translation teams: You will c oordinate with designers, translators and digital teams to translate the content into design – further developing the content, including multimedia content, and experiences in our exhibition galleries. This includes giving inputs to the digital briefs that are developed by our Digital team, reviewing materials prepared by the creative teams, and managing and reviewing translated texts from our appointed panel of translators and vetters to ensure accuracy and consistency.

Programme design and development: Working with the other FM education colleagues, you will design scenario-based experiences dra wing on FM’ s content and historical artefacts, for both schools and the general public , to encourage perspective taking and historical empathy. These experiences will be delivered in the Memorial’s dedicated workshop spaces and in-gallery. You will also develop complementary resources and training materials to equip the FM’s Museum Educators to facilitate these programmes effectively.

Documentation of the founding generation stories : As part of the Education and Interpretation team, you will contribute to the collecting and processing of stories collected through “Student Archivist Project” , an oral history project organised by the FM in which student interviewers collect personal stories from senior interviewees. You will develop the brief and train students to conduct the interviews, and work as a team to oversee the video documentation o f the interviews.

Editorial: In relation to your role on content creation, you will support editorial work for FM's content in areas such as education materials, publications, and audio guides. This includes fact-checking and verifying historical information to ensure the accuracy and integrity of all content.